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SanDisk Extreme SSD Series SATA600

Based on 23 reviews

Excellent:

9
Good:

8
Average:

4
Bad:

2

Pros

Excellent all round performance.
Relatively high capacity.
Enticing price tag.
Available in 120GB, 240GB and 480GB capacities.
SandForce SF2281 processor with DuraClass, DuraWrite and RAISE technologies.
Excellent sequential read and write speeds.
SATA 6Gb/s interface.
Toggle Mode NAND flash.
Supports TRIM, SMART and NCQ.
Capable of sequential speeds in excess of 500MB/s.
Toggle Mode NAND delivers strong performance across data types.
Competitive pricing.

Cons

Basic bundle.
No disk migration software or 3.5 in adaptor.
Does not include a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter bracket.
Not as fast when writing incompressible data.

By DigitalVersus on February 25, 2013

The SanDisk 240 GB Extreme is an excellent value SSD in terms of quality, lifespan and price. This SSD ensures fast data transfer speeds—they're not the best, but they're on the better side of average—as well as on-the-fly data...

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By PC Advisor on January 08, 2013

Much faster than previous-generation SSDs and offering very low price per gigabyte SanDisk Extreme SSD offers only mediocre write performance. See also, buying advice: Sandisk Extreme SSD 120GB/240GB review: too little too late? The SanDisk Extreme...

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By uk.hardware.info on December 12, 2012

SSDs based on the LSI SandForce SF-2281 controller no longer belong to the fastest SSDs. They can't distinguish themselves with their performance, so they have to be made appealing in other ways, such as a sharp price, many years of warranty, or by...

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By Computer Shopper on December 06, 2012

SanDisk’s Extreme is an excellent high-end solid-state drive for content creators, gamers, or those who just want a fast drive at a reasonable price. It isn’t the fastest on every test, but it offers fast overall performance from a company...

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By TweakTown on December 01, 2012

Any performance limits we found while testing the SanDisk Extreme 480GB are nullified by one simple fact - $359. That price makes the SanDisk Extreme 480GB SSD one of the lowest priced, high capacity SSDs on the market, and it's not even a drive...

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By Hardware Canucks on October 11, 2012

SanDisk’s Extreme series represents the entry of a serious competitor into the already crowded high end SSD market. For the most part, SanDisk has successfully differentiated themselves from the competition by delivering an impressive drive using a...

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By TweakTown on August 24, 2012

Everything we said about the SanDisk Extreme SSD 240GB in the past still rings true today. SanDisk has an advertisement on their site that pulls a quote from my last article, "" I feel that statement holds true today, five months after writing it...

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By X-bit Labs on August 20, 2012

There have been changes in the SandForce realm. Products with old 32nm Toggle NAND flash memory have given way to the new generation of SSDs with 24nm Toggle Mode HBL memory. In this review we’ve tested the first representative of that generation,...

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By Tbreak.com on August 02, 2012

The SanDisk Extreme 120GB is a very versatile and capable performer, with some surprisingly fast speeds for a 120GB drive. While it suffers in the 4K read and write speeds a little, we found that in daily usage everything went just as smoothly as in...

80
By Tech2 on August 01, 2012

The MRP of the 240GB SanDisk Extreme SSD is Rs. 32,249, but it's available for Rs. 22,500 in the market. It's slightly costlier than the 240GB Corsair Force GT and priced similarly to the Intel 520 series. The ADATA XPG SX900 is also priced...

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